I have stayed in an inside cabin on Century, though not that one. In general I have found them to be pleasant and clean. To put my remarks in context you should know that I am a light packer who spends very little time in the cabin. I found enough room in the closets for five dresses, two evening outfits, two swimsuits, three pairs of shorts, four tops, two pairs of slacks and three pairs of shoes and there was plenty of room left over for my husband's clothes. I've been in boh porthole and nonporthole rooms and find that there is not much difference. By the time we head cabinward at day's end, it's too dark to see anything out the window. In the morning we head to the walking deck before breakfast. Occassionally I have wished for a tub, but the ship's hot tubs take care of that urge. And I sometimes wish the bathroom had just a bit more elbow room. But all, in all, I have loved our snug cabins, especially at day's end when the steward has tidied up, turned down the beds, turned on the lamps, and left us our chocolates. It is so welcoming!